Does the world still need a fashion bible, isn’t there anything more important? If you look at the current French edition of the Vogue leafing through the pages, the answer is: Yes, you need it, absolutely! The edition celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Vogue Paris with a retrospective. Diamond-studded hands take apart a roast chicken (Helmut Newton), a well-dressed model pushes a sugar daddy around (Terry Richardson), another a stroller, cigarette in hand (Peter Lindbergh). There is a lot of smoking and a lot of bare anyway.
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